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--- layout: post title: Tweaking JUnit test running behavior published: 1 category: - Programming ---
Binkley writes about extending JUnit in order to preserve the original cause of test failure in the presence of tearDown() throwing exceptions. If you want to preserve the cause of the tearDown() failure, use this slight modification of the technique:
import java.io.PrintStream; import java.io.PrintWriter; import junit.framework.TestCase; public abstract class BaseTestCase extends TestCase { public static final String LINE_SEPARATOR = System.getProperty( "line.separator" ); public void runBare() throws Throwable { Throwable causeOfTestFailure = null; setUp(); try { runTest(); } catch ( Throwable unexpected ) { causeOfTestFailure = unexpected; } finally { tearDown( causeOfTestFailure ); } } private void tearDown( Throwable causeOfTestFailure ) throws Throwable { Throwable causeOfTearDownFailure = null; try { tearDown(); } catch ( Throwable unexpected ) { causeOfTearDownFailure = unexpected; } finally { if ( null != causeOfTearDownFailure ) { throw new TearDownFailureException( causeOfTearDownFailure, causeOfTestFailure ); } else if ( null != causeOfTestFailure ) { throw causeOfTestFailure; } } } } class TearDownFailureException extends Throwable { private Throwable causeOfTestFailure; TearDownFailureException( Throwable causeOfTearDownFailure, Throwable causeOfTestFailure ) { super( causeOfTearDownFailure ); this.causeOfTestFailure = causeOfTestFailure; } public String getMessage() { StringBuffer message = new StringBuffer( super.getMessage() ); if ( causeOfTestFailure != null ) { message.append( CAUSE_OF_TEST_FAILURE_PREFIX ) .append( ' ' ) .append( causeOfTestFailure.getMessage() ); } return message.toString(); } public void printStackTrace( PrintStream outStream ) { synchronized ( outStream ) { super.printStackTrace( outStream ); if ( causeOfTestFailure != null ) { outStream.println(); outStream.println( CAUSE_OF_TEST_FAILURE_PREFIX ); causeOfTestFailure.printStackTrace( outStream ); } } } public void printStackTrace( PrintWriter outWriter ) { synchronized ( outWriter ) { super.printStackTrace( outWriter ); if ( causeOfTestFailure != null ) { outWriter.println(); outWriter.println( CAUSE_OF_TEST_FAILURE_PREFIX ); causeOfTestFailure.printStackTrace( outWriter ); } } } static final String CAUSE_OF_TEST_FAILURE_PREFIX = "...Cause of test failure:"; }
How would I get TestNG or NUnit, or other xUnit variant in which the fixtures, setup, teardown, etc. are identified by metadata on code elements, to exhibit this behavior? My uninformed opinion: score another one for JUnit.


For a package on conda-forge, I want to ...
conda-forge is a GitHub organization containing repositories of conda recipes. Thanks to some awesome continuous integration providers (AppVeyor, Azure Pipelines, CircleCI and TravisCI), each repository, also known as a feedstock, automatically builds its own recipe in a clean and repeatable way on Windows, Linux and OSX.
The built distributions are uploaded to anaconda.org/conda-forge and can be installed with conda. For example, to install a conda-forge package into an existing conda environment:
conda config --add channels conda-forge
conda config --set channel_priority strict
conda install <package-name>
Miniforge is an effort to provide Miniconda-like
installers, with the added feature that conda-forge is the
default channel. Unlike Miniconda, these support
ARMv8 64-bit (formally known as `aarch64`).
Learn more about conda-forge by reading our docs
or watching the following episode of
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Conda-forge is a fiscally sponsored project of NumFOCUS, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting the open source scientific computing community. If you like conda-forge and want to support our mission, please consider making a donation to support our efforts.


Qca aims to provide a straightforward and cross-platform crypto API, using Qt datatypes and conventions. Qca separates the API from the implementation, using plugins known as Providers.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.5 platform.
Download (HTTP): http://delta.affinix.com/download/qca/2.0/qca-2.0.3.tar.bz2
Download MD5 sum: fc15bd4da22b8096c51fcfe52d2fa309
Download size: 4.3 MB
Estimated disk space required: 110 MB
Estimated build time: 2.2 SBU
Qt-4.8.5 and Which-2.20
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/qca
Install Qca by running the following commands:
sed -i '217s@set@this->set@' src/botantools/botan/botan/secmem.h && ./configure --prefix=$QTDIR \ --certstore-path=/etc/ssl/ca-bundle.crt \ --no-separate-debug-info && make
To test the results, issue make test.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
sed -i '217s<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This sed fixes compiling with GCC 4.7 and newer. It is safe to omit when compiling with older GCC versions.
--certstore-path=/etc/ssl/ca-bundle.crt
: Causes the
build to use the system-installed CA Certificates instead of a
bundled copy.
--no-separate-debug-info
: Prevents
installation of a separate library and program file with debug
information.
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The following commands provide the ability to profile XSI programs
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MATHS FOR PHYSICS
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LITERATURE
Ananse in the land of idiots
THERMODYNAMICS
Lecture 1(Introductory)
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Lecture 3(Reversible & Irreversible process)
Lecture 4(Entropy-A measure of disorder)
Lecture 5(Heat Engines,Entropy & Second Law of Thermodynamics)
Lecture 6(Entropy change of ideal gas)
Lecture 7(Carnot Cycle and Callories)
Lecture 8(Thermodynamic Potentials)
FORTRAN
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ELECTRONICS
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Student Club Committee
The Student Club Committee's mission is to manage the NeuroTechX Student Club Initiative. With full authority over the initiative the committee should handle everything related to that initiative, from the brainstorming of the competition, the website, the guidelines & support for student clubs, the organisation of the competition, the marketing, etc.
Every university in the world should have its neurotech & biosignal student club!
After a successful pilot project in Montreal & Toronto in 2016, we are ready to scale the initiative. Join us!
Scope
- Organize the 2017 Edition / Competition(s) *
- Help & Support the creation of new Student Clubs.
- Help & Support existing Student Clubs.
- Explore and Secure new partnerships.
- Grow the initiative internationally.
- Work closely with EDU to share & centralize resources & information.
Roles & Members
The committee should be a mix of undergrads, grads and members from the 2016 edition.
The committee should not count more than 1 admin from a specific student club.
The committee should not exceed 9 people.
- Chair
- Responsible for building the team.
- Responsible of organizing meetings.
- Following up with gurus.
- Administrative Guru
- Writing documents.
- Taking minutes.
- Marketing Guru
- Responsible for the overall marketing, outreach & visibility of the SC initiative.
- Helping student clubs visibility.
- Work with NTX Marketing Director for Newsletters and Campaigns.
- Help to manage and give access to NTX Marketing Assets.
- Education Content Guru
- Helping SC with online materials (tutorials, projects, code, etc.)
- Work with the Student Clubs & EDU to share and centralize resources.
- Sponsorship / Partnership Guru
- Guidelines & Processes for Sponsorship & Money flow.
- Responsible for having a cash neutral (or positive) - awesome - competition(s).
- Work hand in hand with the Finance Director.
- Responsible to explore potential partnerships with the industry.
- Web Guru
- Maintaining the Student Club Initiative website.
- Student Club Guru
- Provide Expertise & Experience from previous edition (2016).
Expectations
- The roles & tasks should be designed to average 3h to 5h of work / week.
- Possibilities with this initiative are endless. But requires a bit of work!
- Not being serious & committed not only impact yourself, but all the other members.
- Failing to meet the expectations and attending meetings will result in a replacement.
- Work will be remote and meetings are held through (video) calls.
- Ideal commitment length of 1 year (2017 Student Club Committee).
This is a unique opportunity to work in a stimulating environment in the field of neuroscience and emerging technologies. By being part of this amazing organization, you will also be working with an international team scattered across ~20 cities of the world, including San Francisco, Montreal, New York, London, Munich, Lima, Tel Aviv, Boston, Los Angeles, and more.
*Please note this position is a volunteer position.
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The Motivation behind this little project
Current Situation with IRI & Nelson:
- - It's hard to scale
- - No LB solution
Many people already discovered that, at some point, a full-node can be really slow.
And we want to have it cheap, fast and scalable and state of the art.
ARM processors & IPv6


Ansible
Simple, Powerful and Agentless
Created by Ashish Nabira / @ashishnabira
Sr. Solution Architect
Redhat India
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Agenda
Why Systems automation?
What is Ansible?
Architecture
Use cases of Ansible
Customers
Questions and Answers
Once upon a time
Datacenters were simple
One server, one OS, one service
we had shell scripts
and ssh loops
Then it all got complicated
Today’s IT brings complex deployments and complex challenges. You’ve got to deal with clustered applications, multiple datacenters, public, private and hybrid clouds and applications with complex dependencies. You need a tool that can orchestrate your complex tasks simply. You need Ansible.
This is what we all need
Install, Configure Apache through playbook
Install, Configure Apache Ad-Hoc
Install, Configure Apache Ad-Hoc
Welcome to Ansible
Zero to Prod in minutes !!!
Automation should not require any programming experience
It must be EASY
Automation for Everyone.
It works with
Unix
Linux
Windows
Docker Containers
Virtualization platforms
Network routers,switches,Firewalls,etc
Openstack Cloud,AWS, Azure, Google,Rackspace etc
Most of the stuff you need is already built-in
Use Cases for Ansible
Provisioning
Configuration Management
Application deployment
Continuous Integration
Orchestration
Security and Compliance
MySQL DB provisioning example
What all things you do after your Linux VM is provisioned
- Change OS parameters to suit DB
- Install database
- Change configuation file for DB
- Enable and start DB
- Setup Backup script for DB
- Setup cronjob for scheduling backup
- Get the list of users
- Get the list of databases
- Remove test DB
- Add new DB
MySQL DB provisioning example
11. Setup new users
12. Setup permissions for users on DB
13. Disable remote login for DB
14. Setup root password for DB
15. Setup replication for DB
16. Check master and slave status for DB
17. Start replication
Automation for everyone
Deploy Apps, manage systems, crush complexity
Ansible helps you build a strong foundation for DevOps.
Architecture
Application Deployment
Configuration Management
Continuous Integration
CI/CD
Integration with Windows
- Gather facts on Windows hosts
- Install and uninstall MSIs
- Enable and disable Windows Features
- Start, stop, and manage Windows services
- Create and manage local users and groups
- Manage Windows packages via the Chocolatey package manager
- Manage and install Windows updates
- Fetch files from remote sites
- Push and execute any PowerShell scripts you write
Integrations
Integrations
Integrations
Integrations
Integrations
Integrations
Integrations
Customers
Competetion
Saltstack
Chef
Puppet
Microsoft SCCM
BMC Control M
CA Client Automation
Shell Scripts
BMC Control M
It's used for batch automation
It can work with Mainframes, Unix, Linux, Windows, OpenVMS
It's in leaders quadrant
Can't work as Devops tool
Proprietary
Expensive
Requires Agent
CA Client Automation
It's used for Client devices automation
It can work with VDI solutions
It gives you software inventory capabilities for desktops
Mainly designed for desktop management
Can't work as Devops tool
Proprietary
Expensive
Ansible Tower
https://ansible.com/tower
- Centralize control with a visual dashboard
- Role-based access control
- Job scheduling
- Graphical inventory management.
- Audit trails
- Association of playbooks with particular Job
- Notifications of job completion
Ansible Tower 3
You've freed yourself
Now go & free others
Thank you.
### If you use Jenkins and Ansible Core:
* Need to install Core on every Jenkins Master/Slave instance. (audit alert)
* Need to copy or mount Playbooks directory on each Jenkins instance
* Credentials stored on Jenkins instance (security and audit alert)
* RBAC scope limited to Jenkins only
### What are you missing out if you don't use CJE+Ansible Tower:
* Multiple Ansible Core version and instances to maintain (audit alert)
* Cannot manage and share Playbooks securely
* Cannot use SCMS to specify branch at runtime of Job Templates.
* Cannot dynamically specify Playbooks at runtime
* Credentials are not securely stored on Jenkins (audit alert)
* No restrictions and RBAC around projects, inventory, job templates
* Std.out can be tampered or lost if not piped at Playbook (audit alert)
* Provision new environment in hybrid environments is harder
* In conclusion, having Tower just makes it easier to implement your build process and be compliant to audit requirements.


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acts_as_fleximage (Fleximage::Model::ClassMethods)
db_store? (Fleximage::Model::ClassMethods)
delete_image_file (Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods)
directory_path (Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods)
dsl_accessor (Class)
embedded_image_tag (Fleximage::Helper)
file_path (Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods)
has_image? (Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods)
has_saved_image? (Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods)
has_store? (Fleximage::Model::ClassMethods)
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image_file_exists (Fleximage::Model::ClassMethods)
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image_file_url (Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods)
image_file_url= (Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods)
image_too_small_message (Fleximage::Model::ClassMethods)
invalid_image_message (Fleximage::Model::ClassMethods)
method_missing (Fleximage::ImageProxy)
minimum_image_size_to_s (Fleximage::Model::ClassMethods)
missing_image_message (Fleximage::Model::ClassMethods)
new (Fleximage::ImageProxy)
operate (Fleximage::Operator::Text)
operate (Fleximage::Model::InstanceMethods)
operate (Fleximage::Operator::Shadow)
operate (Fleximage::Operator::ImageOverlay)
operate (Fleximage::Operator::Trim)
operate (Fleximage::Operator::Base)
operate (Fleximage::Operator::UnsharpMask)
operate (Fleximage::Operator::Resize)
operate (Fleximage::Operator::Crop)
operate (Fleximage::Operator::Border)
preprocess_image (Fleximage::Model::ClassMethods)
scale (Fleximage::Operator::Base)
scale_and_crop (Fleximage::Operator::Base)
size_to_xy (Fleximage::Operator::Base)
size_to_xy (Fleximage::Operator::Base)
stretch (Fleximage::Operator::Base)
symbol_to_blending_mode (Fleximage::Operator::Base)
symbol_to_gravity (Fleximage::Operator::Base)


SpectralFitting_functs module¶
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SpectralFitting_functs.
contiguous_zeros
(a)[source]¶ Find the beginning and end of each run of 0s in an array. This is useful for finding the chunks of the weights which we’ve masked as zeros. This is taken from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24885092/finding-the-consecutive-zeros-in-a-numpy-array
- For example:
- a = [1, 2, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 4, 5, 6, 0, 0, 0, 0, 9, 8, 7, 0, 10, 11]
- would return:
- array([[ 3, 9], [12, 16], [19, 20]])
Parameters: a (Boolean array) – A Boolean array Returns: A two dimensional array consisting of (start, stop) indices of each run of zeros Return type: (array)
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SpectralFitting_functs.
convolve_template_with_losvd
(template, vel=0.0, sigma=0.0, velscale=None, vsyst=0.0)[source]¶ From Michele Cappellari’s PPXF code
Given a template, convolve it with a line-of-sight velocity distribution.
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SpectralFitting_functs.
emission_lines
(logLam_temp, lamRange_gal, FWHM_gal, quiet=True)[source]¶ From Michele Cappellari’s PPXF code Generates an array of Gaussian emission lines to be used as gas templates in PPXF. These templates represent the instrumental line spread function (LSF) at the set of wavelengths of each emission line.
Additional lines can be easily added by editing the code of this procedure, which is meant as a template to be modified by the users where needed.
For accuracy the Gaussians are integrated over the pixels boundaries. This integration is only useful for quite unresolved Gaussians but one should keep in mind that, if the LSF is not well resolved, the input spectrum is not properly sampled and one is wasting useful information from the spectrograph!
The [OI], [OIII] and [NII] doublets are fixed at theoretical flux ratio~3.
Parameters: - logLam_temp – is the natural log of the wavelength of the templates in Angstrom. logLam_temp should be the same as that of the stellar templates.
- lamRange_gal – is the estimated rest-frame fitted wavelength range Typically lamRange_gal = np.array([np.min(wave), np.max(wave)])/(1 + z), where wave is the observed wavelength of the fitted galaxy pixels and z is an initial rough estimate of the galaxy redshift.
- FWHM_gal – is the instrumantal FWHM of the galaxy spectrum under study in Angstrom. One can pass either a scalar or the name “func” of a function func(wave) which returns the FWHM for a given vector of input wavelengths.
Returns: emission_lines, line_names, line_wave
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SpectralFitting_functs.
emline
(logLam_temp, line_wave, FWHM_gal)[source]¶ From Michele Cappellari’s PPXF code Instrumental Gaussian line spread function integrated within the pixels borders. The function is normalized in such a way that
integ.sum() = 1For sigma=FWHM_gal/2.355 larger than one pixels, this function quickly converges to the normalized Gaussian function:
gauss = dLogLam * np.exp(-0.5*(x/xsig)**2) / (np.sqrt(2*np.pi)*xsig)Parameters: - logLam_temp – np.log(wavelength) in Angstrom
- line_wave – lines wavelength in Angstrom
- FWHM_gal – FWHM in Angstrom. This can be a scalar or the name of a function wich returns the FWHM for given wavelength.
Returns: LSF computed for every logLam_temp
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SpectralFitting_functs.
gaussian_filter1d
(spec, sig)[source]¶ From Michele Cappellari’s PPXF code Convolve a spectrum by a Gaussian with different sigma for every pixel. If all sigma are the same this routine produces the same output as scipy.ndimage.gaussian_filter1d, except for the border treatment. Here the first/last p pixels are filled with zeros. When creating a template library for SDSS data, this implementation is 60x faster than a naive for loop over pixels.
Parameters: - spec – vector with the spectrum to convolve
- sig – vector of sigma values (in pixels) for every pixel
Returns: spec convolved with a Gaussian with dispersion sig
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SpectralFitting_functs.
get_best_fit_template
(theta, parameters, convolve=True)[source]¶ Given a set of values for each of the parameters in the fit, make a model which we can compare to the data
Parameters: - theta (lmfit Parameters) – An lmfit Parameters object
- parameters (dict) – A dictionary containing… TODO: Rename this and tidy up!
- convolve (bool) – Default is True. Convolve the model with the Line of sight velocity distribution? Or leave unconvolved
Returns: - A tuple containing:
- loglams (array): log-rebinned wavelength array
- template (array): the model array to be compared to the data
- base_template (array): the model array but without including variation in any chemical abundances. This model only includes
- variation in stellar age, metallicity and the two IMF parameters.
Return type: (tuple)
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SpectralFitting_functs.
get_linear_best_fit_template
(theta, parameters, fit_class, convole=True)[source]¶ Get the best-fit template on a linear wavelength scale by interpolating the log-lambda template. This is required when calculating the luminosity of a template through a filter.
Parameters: - theta (lmfit Parameters) – An lmfit Parameters object
- parameters (dict) – A dictionary containing… TODO: Rename this and tidy up!
- fit_class – TODO
Returns: - tuple containing:
- lin_template (array): the model array to be compared to the data, on a linear wavelength scale
- lin_base_template (array): the model array but without including variation in any chemical abundances, on a linear wavelength scale. This model only includes
- variation in stellar age, metallicity and the two IMF parameters.
Return type: (tuple)
-
SpectralFitting_functs.
get_start_vals_and_bounds
(theta)[source]¶ Given a set of parameter values in lmfit format, get their values and bounds as numpy arrays. This is taken from the lmfit code itself.
Parameters: theta – an lmfit Parameters object Returns: - a tuple containing:
- var_arr (array_like): A numpy array of each of the parameter values
- bounds: (array_like): A 2xN numpy array of (lower_bound, upper_bouns) for each fitting parameter
Return type: (tuple)
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SpectralFitting_functs.
get_starting_poitions_for_walkers
(start_values, stds, nwalkers)[source]¶ Given a set of N starting values and sigmas for each value, make a set of random starting positions for M walkers. This is accomplished by drawing from an N dimensional gaussian M times.
Parameters: - start_values (array) – A 1D array of starting values for each parameter.
- stds – (array): A 1D array of standard deviations, corresponding to the spread around the start value for each parameter
- nwakers – (int): The number of walkers we’ll use.
Returns: An (N_parameters x N_walkers) array of starting positions.
Return type: (array)
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SpectralFitting_functs.
lnlike
(theta, parameters, plot=False, ret_specs=False)[source]¶ The log-Likelihood function of the fitting TODO: Add more here! :param theta: An lmfit Parameters object :type theta: lmfit Parameters :param parameters: A dictionary containing… TODO: Rename this and tidy up! :type parameters: dict :param plot: Deprecated. TODO remove :type plot: Boolean :param ret_specs: Default is False. If True, return a series of spectra made during the fitting process :type ret_specs: boolean
Returns: The log-likelihood of the fit parameters if ret_specs is True, also return: * TODO List all these * likelihood, -1.0*likelihood/n_dof, [lam, t, e, s, skies, g_lines, p, w] Return type: - likelihood (float)
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SpectralFitting_functs.
log_rebin
(lamRange, spec, oversample=1, velscale=None, flux=False)[source]¶ From Michele Cappellari’s PPXF code Logarithmically rebin a spectrum, while rigorously conserving the flux. Basically the photons in the spectrum are simply redistributed according to a new grid of pixels, with non-uniform size in the spectral direction.
When the flux keyword is set, this program performs an exact integration of the original spectrum, assumed to be a step function within the linearly-spaced pixels, onto the new logarithmically-spaced pixels. The output was tested to agree with the analytic solution.
Parameters: - lamRange – two elements vector containing the central wavelength of the first and last pixels in the spectrum, which is assumed to have constant wavelength scale! E.g. from the values in the standard FITS keywords: LAMRANGE = CRVAL1 + [0, CDELT1*(NAXIS1 - 1)]. It must be LAMRANGE[0] < LAMRANGE[1].
- spec – input spectrum.
- oversample – can be used, not to loose spectral resolution, especally for extended wavelength ranges and to avoid aliasing. Default: OVERSAMPLE=1 ==> Same number of output pixels as input.
- velscale – velocity scale in km/s per pixels. If this variable is not defined, then it will contain in output the velocity scale. If this variable is defined by the user it will be used to set the output number of pixels and wavelength scale.
- flux –
(boolean) True to preserve total flux. In this case the log rebinning changes the pixels flux in proportion to their dLam so the following command will show large differences beween the spectral shape before and after LOG_REBIN:
plt.plot(exp(logLam), specNew) # Plot log-rebinned spectrum plt.plot(np.linspace(lamRange[0], lamRange[1], spec.size), spec)By defaul, when this is False, the above two lines produce two spectra that almost perfectly overlap each other.
Returns: [specNew, logLam, velscale] where logLam is the natural logarithm of the wavelength and velscale is in km/s.
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SpectralFitting_functs.
make_mask
(lamdas, wavelengths)[source]¶ Make a boolean mask which is False between each pair of wavelengths and True outside them. This is useful for masking skylines in our spectra
Parameters: - lamdas (array) – An array of wavelength values
- wavelengths (list) – A 2 component vector of low lambda and high lambda values we want to mask between
Returns: A boolean of array of True outside the pair of wavelengths and False between them.
Return type: (boolean array)
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SpectralFitting_functs.
plot_fit
(theta, parameters, fig=None, axs=None, color=u'b')[source]¶ Given a set of fit values, plot the data, the model and the errors nicely.
Parameters: - theta (lmfit Parameters object) – The values of the fit
- parameters (dict) – A dictionary containing the flux, noise, etc. TODO: Clean this up!
- fig (matplotlib figure) – Default is None. A figure object. If None, create a new one.
- axs (matplotlib axis) – Default is None. An axis object. If None, create a new one.
- color (string) – A matplotlib color string, for the colour of the model line in the plot.
Returns: - A tuple containing:
- chisq (float): the value of Chi-squared for the model
- chisq_per_dof (float): Chi-squared per degree of freedom
- fig, axs (tuple): A tuple of the matplotlib figure and axes objects
Return type: (tuple)
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SpectralFitting_functs.
rebin_MUSE_spectrum
(lamdas, flux, errors, pixel_weights, instrumental_resolution=None, skyspecs=None, c=299792.458)[source]¶ Take a set of spectra and rebin to have uniform spacing in log lambda, rather than lambda. Note that the spectra can’t have any gaps in them- the array must be a continous array of values.
Parameters: - lamdas (array-like) – Array of wavelength values for each element of the spectra. Must be continuous, with no gaps!
- flux (array-like) – Array of flux values at each wavelength.
- errors (array-like) – . Array of standard error values at each wavelength.
- pixel_weights (array-like) – Array of weight values at each wavelength.
Keyword Arguments: - instrumental_resolution (array_like, optional) – Defaults to None. Array of instrumental resolution values at each wavelength. If given, convolve the model spectra with a gaussian of this (variable) resolution during the fit.
- skyspecs (array_like, optional) – Defaults to None. Array of sky spectra to subtract during the fit.
- c (float, optional) – Defaults to 299792.458. Speed of light in km/s.
Returns: - a tuple containing:
- galaxy (array_like): The log-rebinned array of flux values
- noise (array_like): The log-rebinned array of standard error values
- all_sky (array_like or None): The log-rebinned (two-dimensional) array of sky spectra. If skyspecs is None, this is None
- log_inst_res (array_like or None): The log-rebinned instrumental resolution. If instrumental_resolution is None, this is None
- weights (array_like): The log-rebinned array of weights
- velscale (float): Velocity difference between adjacent pixels
- goodpixels (array_like): The log-rebinned array of standard error values. TODO: Delete this
- lam_range_gal (list): A two component vector with the start and stop wavelength values of the spectra.
- logLam (array_like): The log-rebinned array of wavelength values
Return type: (tuple)


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Mushrooms (P. semilanceata aka Liberty caps)
As its ten years after this experience, I thought its time I let it out, as strange things seem to be drawing me back to these experiences lately, but I won't go into that.
I've smoked cannabis daily for the last 15 years, and have found it to be a constant in my life. When I was in my teens, my interests in altered states led me to LSD, and at that age the only sources of info seemed to be 1960's documentaries/research literature, which I eventually regretted ever having become obsessed with, as they tended to prejudice my experiences.
LSD didn't deliver what I was led to believe - in fact quite the opposite. One particularly upsetting trip went from hilarity to a genuine re-living of a childhood trauma which I still can't explain the source of, and feelings of total aloneness on a cosmic scale. It took a while for me to calm down, but it left me with a few months of night terrors, depression and a feeling of desperation. Like Howard Marks in his biography, I thought the solution was 'more acid' as I felt I had somehow 'failed' the test - more hippier-than-thou 60's machismo. This all changed with psilocybin.
I decided not to mess with LSD any more, but still felt I was on to something. Being brought up in Ireland, the myth of the pookie was something every kid knew, tales of the mushroom. On a bright saturday afternoon, a friend and I decided to look for the mushrooms. Walking through our local park, we met a man who strangely enough, had the same idea that day and had already collected hundreds. He gave us some bags, and before we knew it my friend and I had collected an estimated 800 liberty caps. We were immediately struck by the synchronicity of the day - everywhere we looked were clusters beside clusters.
That night, myself and a few friends, including my then girlfriend, brewed a very strong tea from our harvest. We drank the juice of 150-200 each and made a second brew. We then went on the 15 minute walk back to the park. I knew it was gonna be a biggie within 8 or 9 minutes, when we stopped outside a pub to chat to a few friends who were out in the sun.
I started getting a bit anxious because of my previous hard times on acid, and my legs were beginning to jellify. 2 minutes later we were walking to the park, and I stopped to vomit. This made my friends laugh so much that it forced the experience to break through simultaneously, even for poor me! I felt immediately, and this was wierd, that I was vomiting all the fear and doubt out of my body - this shocked me so early in the trip, and I felt bulletproof after it. Once in the park, we naturally went out on our own, and something amazing happened.
As I walked down through the park, I felt myself grow huge, tall and powerful, I could not believe it!  It was so different to LSD, I felt safe, warm and sane. A huge wave rose through me and emerged as song, I walked along singing in joy, I dont know what I was singing, but it was euphoria. It was only years later when I'd given up on the 1960s literature and read McKenna et al, that I learnt of the commonality of this experience. My song cut beauty out of the clouds, and the sun rapidly set before me, in perfect harmony with my song. All I can safely say is that it was a bluesy number!
We moved on as it grew dark, and a personally fundamental difference between the mushroom and acid became apparent.   My thoughts were clear and refined, my body and mind were one and the same. The mushroom let me gaze on trees and mountains with awe, and when I looked at cars and houses, I laughed! Its hard to describe, but the mushroom was directly telling me something about time, eternity, and temporality - the eternal moved me to reverence, the mundane just looked silly.
The feelings we all felt that night, I have never equalled. We held hands in another park and without speaking, we had common experiences of the shifting and rolling of the ground beneath us, the movement of the earth, to a point where we all held hands to keep from 'falling off'- this was a joyous feeling. The stars were surrounded with their own individual green spirals, and shot primary coloured prisms down at us. The whole 'celtic' aspect of our visions was bizarre - in fact, it shocks me there is not more info available on Irish historical use of the 'shroom among academics, as everyone in Ireland seems to feel theyre part of our history and culture. Either way, the visuals were very 'celtic' lozenges and spirals with eyes closed, and a sense of the 'eyes-closed' state as being a 'physical space' in and of itself. Hard to describe. Rows of green and purple mushrooms interwove the celtic designs.
We all felt invisible, myself and my girlfriend were never closer as our bones rolled into each other when we embraced, similar to experiences on acid where parts of my body would melt, which felt beautiful. One friend thought he was dead - I told him he was but that we would be back soon. He didn't like that much. Up the hills to the forest, and the peak began to fade leaving that MDMA-like feeling of love and connectedness.
I felt so good, so clean, I remember calling to another friends house to tell him how I was going to give up the smokes, the drink - I genuinely felt this was revealed by the substance, though I suppose its common sense! The thought of putting a dirty chem like nicotine into me became abhorrent. Un4tunately, by the time I was eating ecstasy regularly, this went out the window.
Thats all I can really say. I've taken them a couple of times since, but kind of moved away from these experiences as I left my twenties. Now in my 30's, and with a hole in my life, the old spirit is rising again. I look 4ward to this september, and natures bounty. Its time to go back, the synchronicities have been enough to make a sceptic like me believe they're trying to get in touch. I reckon they have something to show me.
Ill be back to let u know their latest message.
CoCo 72
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- [manuals] (http://www.postgresql.org/docs/)
- [the best one] (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostgreSQL)
Basic Server Setup
To start off, we need to change the PostgreSQL postgres user password; we will not be able to access the server otherwise. As the “postgres” Linux user, we will execute the psql command.
In a terminal, type:
sudo -u postgres psql postgres
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- [postgres-table-column-name-restrictions] (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10891368/postgres-table-column-name-restrictions)
- [unable-to-use-table-named-user-in-postgresql-hibernate] (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4350874/unable-to-use-table-named-user-in-postgresql-hibernate)


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# This holds the homing state for each movable joint on the robot.
# A joint is in the HOMING state when a HomingCommand message enables
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string[] name
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Globalist Magazine ‘The Economist’ Tells Plebs to Eat Bugs
Live on an insect diet like people in war-torn hellhole Congo to ‘save the planet’.
by Paul Joseph WatsonGlobalist magazine ‘The Economist’ published an article encouraging people to live on a diet of bugs like citizens in the conflict-torn Congo in order to save the planet.
Entitled ‘Why eating bugs is so popular in Congo’, the piece champions the consumption of caterpillars, crickets and grasshoppers as being “richer in protein than beef or fish.”
“Others around the world should catch up,” writes the unnamed author. “Bug farming takes up less land, requires less food and does less damage to the environment than meat or fish farming.”
“Hunting insects is easy, too. Anyone can wander into the forest—or, indeed, to the airport—and gather caterpillars, ants and grasshoppers,” he adds before admitting that “The wrong variety of insect can poison consumers.”
Eating bugs being popular in the Congo may have something to to with the fact that the DROC is a a conflict-torn, corrupt, politically unstable hellhole with a barely functioning economy from which hundreds of thousands have fled while millions more are at risk of malnutrition and starvation.
Just a thought.
The irony of the Economist telling people to eat bugs is pretty thick given that its own readership, which largely comprises of wealthy privileged elitists, would never even consider doing such a thing.
Once again, it’s very much a case of do as we say not as we do.
Eating bugs has been heavily promoted by cultural institutions and the media in recent months because people are being readied to accept drastically lower standards of living under disastrous global ‘Green New Deal’ programs.
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Using Kramdown GFM
Basic Usage
You need to put this at the beginning of the page where you want the table of content to be displayed
* TOC
{:toc}
It will then render the markdown and html titles (lines that begins with #
or using the

tages)
Using toc.js
Demo display of jekyll-table-of-contents by ghiculescu.
Customize with toc.js
toc.js stands for table of content, it is a js plugin that generates automatically a table of content of a post.
Use with this jekyll template
If you want to customize the theme it is up to you, you can add the toc.js
file into the asset > js
and add it into the page.html
layout with:

Then you can use it as it is said on the repository.
Basic Usage
The script requires jQuery. First, reference toc.js in templates where you would like to add the table of content. Then, create an HTML element wherever you want your table of contents to appear:

Then you put your post with titles and all like:
## Title
## Mid title 1
This is text on page one
## Mid title 2
This is text for page two
### Sub title 2.a
Some more text
Then at the end of your post, you call the .toc() function using:

How it would look like
So you can get a feel of it.


Sometimes it appears you don't have a choice - technology decisions are made based on all sorts of factors, ranging from network externalities ("They're using it - I should too...") to legacy considerations ("They used it - I have to...").
In the event where the usage of JSP is mandatory, we offer a JSP tag library that lets you take advantage of the simple control directives and powerful binding to the Java object model offered by Velocity. Using Velocity in your JSPs is as simple as :
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/veltag.tld" prefix="vel" %>   <title> Velocity! </title>  <jsp:useBean id="mybean" class="GeirBean" />  <vel:velocity strictaccess="true"> #set($mybean = $scopetool.getPageScope("mybean")) #if(true) this is true! #end
 $mybean.string
 #foreach($item in $mybean.array) $item
 #end </vel:velocity>
Not hard at all, is it?
What Are The Advantages?The first question asked when confronted with this subject is something along the lines of "What advantage does this have over 'pure' Velocity?". Generally, there are few reasons why one would take a Velocity-only system, and convert it to a JSP system with Velocity embedded in the JSP pages. The only reason that you might want to do this is to use an existing JSP taglib that you want to use that you don't have the source code for, or don't wish to dig out the core functional classes of a taglib you do have the source for. Otherwise, you could just drop those core classes in the Context, and access them directly from within the Velocity template.
The advantages, then, are found in a JSP-centric environment, where an existing application is already written in JSP and you wish to add or maintain functionality. Some things that Velocity provides :
<vel:velocity strictaccess="true"> #set($reqbean = $scopetool.getRequestScope("beaninrequest")) #set($newthing = $reqbean.getThing().makeBlue("azure")) $request.getSession().setAttribute("bluething", $newthing) </vel:velocity>Or something like that :)
The biggest challenge in bringing together Velocity and JSP is the 'impedance matching' related to scope and bean access. 'Scope', the fundamental storage mechanism in JSP, is a concept that comes from the underlying servlet API, where data objects are stored for later retrieval within the page, request, session or application. Velocity organizes data in a non-hierachical mechanism called the 'context', the expectation being that a controller servlet or other non-view code will manage and organize the data accessable to the template.
So to make data access in JSPs easy using the Velocity taglib, two separate approaches are offered. These two approaches, automatic access and strict access, allow two distinct ways of managing and accessing data. These two ways can also be used together.
Automatic Scope AccessThe first way, automatic access, is the most convenient. When an object is referenced (via a VTL 'reference'), the scopes are searched to find an object with the same id. The scopes are searched in the order of :
Automatic scope access is enabled by default. To use automatic scope access, just access the bean by name. For example :
 <jsp:useBean id="mybean" class="GeirBean" /> <vel:velocity>   #foreach($item in $mybean.array) $item
 #end </vel:velocity>
While automatic scope access is the easier of the two methods, integrating with existing applications might require using the other access mode, strict scope access, or a combination of the two.
Strict Scope AccessThe alternative (or addition to) Automatic Scope Access is something called Strict Scope Access. Strict Scope Acccess means that the Velocity Context won't search the scopes for you - you must retrieve objects directly using ScopeTool that is provided for your use in the template. This is a closer model to that of regular JSP, where the designer must be aware of the scopes that objects are stored in.
For example, the following snippet of JSP shows how the scopetool is used to
access an object in the request scope, and add it to the Velocity context.
Note how the strictaccess
property is set to true in the
<vel:velocity strictaccess="true">
tag. This tells
the Veltag taglib to not do any automatic scope searching. Note that you can
mix the two modes, leaving off (or setting to false) strictaccess
and also using the scopetool to eliminate any question about the source
of an object.
<jsp:useBean id="beaninrequest" class="GeirBean" scope="request" /> <vel:velocity strictaccess="true"> #set($reqbean = $scopetool.getRequestScope("beaninrequest")) $reqbean.string
 #foreach($item in $reqbean.array) $item
 #end </vel:velocity>
Again, pretty straightforward.
To use the Velocity taglib, you need to build it, as it is not
yet included in the main Velocity jar. In the Jakarta tradition,
we made it very easy to build. The code for the project is
located in the contrib section of the Subversion code repository under
/contrib/temporary/veltag
. It is under the
temporary directory as it is hoped this package will
be accepted by the
Jakarta Taglibs
project. See
here
for more about the Subversion code repository.
The Veltag taglib can be built using a new, experimental jar management tool called JJAR (Jakarta Jar Archive & Repository) which makes finding and retrieving the dependencies to build the taglib simple.
Please note that JJAR is currently a work in progress - while every effort will be made to ensure that the JJAR-based build works, it may not always be so. In that case, do it the regular way, listed below.
To build with JJAR :
/contrib/temporary/veltag
directory in the Velocity distribution.
$ ant getjarsThis will fetch JJAR and then use JJAR to fetch the dependencies du jour for Veltag.
$ant jarwhich will build the veltag-XX.jar (XX = current version).
That's it. Pretty easy.
The JJAR-Is-A-Work-In-Progress WayIn the event the JJAR-based build is broken, or you just enjoy schlepping around finding jars, do the following to build Veltag.
To build, you need the following :
/contrib/temporary/veltag/lib/
directory. Modification
of the build script is easy if they are in another location. Look for
'servlet.home' and 'velocity.home' in the
/contrib/temporary/veltag/build.xml
file.
/contrib/temporary/veltag
in the Velocity
distribution and type 'ant'. The jar should build
for you.
Using the taglib is very straightforward. The following assumes that you have setup a servlet container with JSP support, such as Tomcat, and know enough to write and view a simple JSP page. Also, all directory references are relative to the root of the veltag project, not the Velocity distribution.
To test the Velocity Taglib :
You need to copy the veltag-XX.jar to the
WEB-INF/lib
directory of your webapp. (Where XX
is the current version number.
Take the example taglib descriptor,
/examples/veltag.tld
and place in WEB-INF of your
webapp.
Finally, add<taglib> <taglib-uri>http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/veltag-1.0</taglib-uri> <taglib-location>/WEB-INF/veltag.tld</taglib-location> </taglib>to your web.xml file, within the <webapp> section.
If you wish to use the included example JSP, you will also need to compile
examples/SimpleBean.java
and place the resulting
SimpleBean.class
into the WEB-INF/classes
directory in your webapp.
After that, try the example JSP found in examples/
. Drop it
into the root of your webapp and view it with your browser. Enjoy!
Please direct all comments, questions, fixes and contributions to Geir Magnusson Jr. or the Velocity user list. To subscribe to the Velocity lists, read this and follow the instructions at the end.
Please note that this code is not an official part of the Velocity distribution.


I live in AJ's podcast for your Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
Mrs. Jones?
Yes, sir.
How are you?
I'm good. How are you?
I have a very full belly.
You do?
Filled with brisket.
It's true.
We just came back from having dinner with a friend,
and we ate at the Butcher Town Hall.
We did.
Which is a great restaurant up in Germantown, in Nashville.
It is.
And it's very, it's very, um, uh, meet friendly.
If you like meat, it's a good place to go.
Yeah.
You basically just go and, and order slabs of pounds of meat.
Yes.
And then vegetables.
Well, yeah, if you want to easy on the vegetables.
Well, I had a fair amount of Brussels sprouts because they, they do pretty mean
Brussels sprout.
It's been great to be back at work.
It has been.
After a couple of weeks vacation, gorgeous.
What an amazing team we have.
We have an incredible team.
It's fun to like your job so much that you look forward to going back to work after vacation
as opposed to dreading it or something.
That's right.
Yeah, I wonder how unique we are in that situation.
I do know.
I feel very blessed.
Me too.
How are you doing with unpacking our house?
Not that that's your job.
The way I said that, as if I've delegated that task to you.
I feel like I've slowed down in the last day or two.
My shoulder is killing me, but I did get the whole kitchen unpacked.
you got a fridge delivered today?
And oh, it's such a pretty fridge.
So do you get excited about fridges like I get excited about new Apple products?
Could be.
But I get excited about new Apple products too because I'm married to you.
But yeah, the new fridge is so weird and I haven't moved anything from the secondary
fridge into the primary fridge yet because I want to really think about how I'm going
to organize it before I move anything.
It's not a good time to confess that I just dumped the leftovers from the rest of the
night.
I saw them.
I can't believe you did that, but I did see them.
I love that you have a redundant array of fridges.
Well, I love that, like for example, our ice cream maker can be kept now in the secondary
freezer.
So if we want to make ice cream, we can.
We've never made ice cream in the last five years.
We have not made ice cream.
No, you're probably right.
But if we want to, it's there.
Well, I used to have a spot.
Praise God for backup fridge.
Well, in the previous house, before this last one, I had a spot I could fit it in that
freezer.
And so it was always in the freezer.
So if you wanted to make ice cream, you could.
But in this, in the last house, I couldn't fit it in and fit in like chickens and stuff.
And so...
Let's keep talking about this.
law like I'm happy. We are slowly but surely unpacking our house.
Yes.
And I've loved having people come to stay already. We've already got people who are staying.
It's true.
Which I love.
I genuinely.
We had a friend whose air conditioning went out that stayed with us this week too.
Yeah, that was great.
It was very fun.
I think I like it more when there's not boxes literally everywhere.
Yeah. It's a little stressful. Like I consider today just moving every box I can see down into
the basement and then we can pick one up and bring it up and unpack it.
No, because you know who will be implementing that plan because right now you have that
vision of I will move everything down to the basement.
But that means is I will move.
No, no, I mean, I was literally looking at it thinking, does just like three or four
boxes right here, I could move this into the basement that clears up the way that's blocked
into the dining room.
Nope.
Not going to happen.
All right.
Otherwise, we'll end up with boxes in our basement for 48 years.
That will never open.
Literally, we have boxes in our basement right now that came with us from Canada.
Yes, but they have been opened.
I opened and sorted through all of those boxes when I organized the garage last year.
I'm remaining silent.
You should.
Let's talk about going to an optician with three small children.
I don't want everyone to do that again.
I thought it was wise to bring all three together and just get it done.
And they thought it would take about 45 minutes.
Two hours later, we're still in the office.
And I'm maxed on the amount of joy I can possibly muster.
I like the determination of the staff that they thought they were going to get to use
highly complex equipment with MJ, who is three and a half, that required huge levels of user
interaction.
So it's not like they needed to do all the technical tasks.
He needed to do all the technical tasks.
They're like, "Okay, look at it.
"Okay, make your pupil there.
"Okay, lean in really wide.
"Okay, now stare at it.
"Okay, lock on your iris."
And I'm like, "He's three.
"He literally doesn't understand anything you're saying."
- And don't play.
- You're like, "Oh, yeah, that's not gonna happen."
- So I just had a quiet word,
but then I was like, "He only has a limited amount
"of patience for this,
"and you're getting dangerously close to using it."
(laughing)
And that goes for his father too.
So if there's other tests that need to be run,
let's abandon this one.
- Right, and go for the ones that small children can do.
At least his vision is good.
He's apparently gotten my vision.
He's good to go.
I don't like what you're instillulating.
Well, you may not like what I'm instillulating, but the facts are your blind is
about without your glasses and it turns out our girls aren't much better.
Abby's vision got worse and well, because she hasn't been wearing her glasses,
but her glasses when we got her glasses, they were for distance and she was only
supposed to wear them if she was looking at a chalkboard.
And now she's supposed to wear glasses all the time.
Yeah, it's pretty worrying at church this morning.
Our kids were in for worship.
Let's revisit that idea.
But our kids were in for worship and we sat in the front row and the big screen had our
declarations and Abigail couldn't read the declaration.
Yeah, that's terrifying.
Mm-hmm.
Because I can read it from the very back.
Yeah, but you're some sort of grateful that you can see the future.
It's not right.
Yeah.

She has.
She drove 14 hours from Canada.
So she did it over a two day span.
She just stayed somewhere near Cincinnati or something, and she arrived this evening.
So she's 80, and she drives here from Canada.
That's pretty impressive.
She's something else.
She's amazing.
Yeah.
And then there was this handsome Scottish gorgeous man who spoke at church this morning.
I think he had an athletic build.
Definitely a chilly handsome.
That's the one.
Incredibly humble.
Very humble.
I missed him.
Mm-hmm.
Yep.
Yeah.
No, you were great this morning.
It was really, really good.
Speaking on the kindness of God.
Say that again, but louder.
Speaking of the kindness I've got.
I know the very good part.
It was great.
I seriously, I highly recommend that you can you can watch it on grace.
And can you put a link in the show?
I can put a link.
If you're going to watch one of them, watch the second session.
Yeah, it was funnier.
Oh, thanks.
Yeah, apparently don't watch the first one.
No giggles, no laughs.
Well, there was a couple of giggles and laughs, but I think by the time you get to
second service, those people have had more espresso.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Our topic for this week. I mean, thinking about wisdom a lot,
actually spoke about it at Ammonate on Monday night. And if you were there, what we're doing
tonight is we're launching something very, very cool. But before we do that, I want to do a little
bit of a recap of what we talked about on Monday night at Ammonate. But being thinking about wisdom,
being thinking about the book of Proverbs, so enjoying Proverbs, I've been reading it and
just digging out all this treasure. I think Proverbs was written to be tweeted.
It's very tweet-worthy or it's easy to tweet, isn't it? It really is. So we have a cunning plan
of what we want to do, but we're going to tell you about that in a second. Let's recap what we
talked about Monday night. Okay. One of the first things that you mentioned was that the fear of
the Lord is the foundation of wisdom, and that's from Proverbs 9, 10. But I think that word fear
fear there is more awe, isn't it, than like terror?
Yeah, it's an interesting phrase, isn't it, "fear of the Lord"?
What brings to mind when you hear that?
I think because my paradigm isn't that God is scary, but that God is loving and kind.
Fear there, to me, is more our reverence of the Lord rather than a terror of the Lord,
or constantly being afraid.
But I know people that read that verse like that.
In a moment, we're going to be talking about some videos we highly recommend you watch
on the book of Proverbs, and they do a great job of explaining that phrase.
But basically that whole thing of the fear of the Lord is the foundation of wisdom.
It's really rooted in the idea that you find wisdom in listening and obeying God's word.
That a healthy respect to prioritize God's ways over our ways, even when we don't understand
his ways, is the foundation of wisdom.
And I think that's borne out when you see world leaders make decisions that are rooted
in God's word.
You see the fruit of that in a global scale.
And we see that in our own lives.
When we, time and time again, when we are doing counseling with people, the areas where
people went off the rails in their life is when they stopped following the way God designed
life.
And we see that in our society.
see stuff crumbling in the areas that we ignore God's ways and flourishing in the areas that
we see God's ways.
Right. And typically in those areas we're not teachable either.
Yeah. Oh my gosh. The whole topic of teachability. You know that, well, we're going to come to
that in a second, but that whole notion of people who are teachable become wise and people
who aren't stay fools. Yeah.
I've really been gripped with the thought of I don't want to be foolish.
No, me neither.

- Yeah, and I guess I think sometimes,
I'm pretty sure that most fools don't realize
they're being fools, they probably think they're being wise.

I'm like,
(laughing)
Oh, Lord, help me.
The second thing I pointed out was,
and this was super encouraging,
is that wisdom is available to everyone.
It's actually really easy to find.
And that's a relief because I think sometimes
it's a danger that we think that we're destined to be
a fool or destined to be wise.
Or we look at people in our own lives that we think,
oh man, they're really wise, I wish I was like them,
not realizing we could become like them
if we would just do what they do.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure.
Your third point was that you can acquire wisdom
listening. So one of the best things that can happen to you is actually to get rebuked
or corrected. If your heart's actually willing to listen, you can acquire wisdom.
But how genius is that of God to wrap up wisdom in a rebuke? One of the easiest means
of communication to dismiss. Yeah. Where it would actually require humility to be able
to engage with God on that level.
But great rewards from receiving.
You know, even I remember many times I would have, you know, especially at the beginning
of the renewal and stuff like that.
And there was a lot to be rebuked for.
You know, there was a lot, there's a lot of need of correction as I was learning to lead
and all that kind of stuff.
But I felt like I got corrected a lot.
- Like what do you mean?
- Well, I mean, I joke around about don't punch people
at church 'cause I did and of course got corrected for that.
But just, you know, learning to love other people well,
being more patient with people, that kind of stuff.
And I remember sort of determining in my heart, okay,
even if I don't agree with the feedback that I'm getting
or the rebuke that I'm getting from someone,
I'm still going to take it before the Lord and ask him to talk to me about it because
I don't actually want to miss something just because I don't view myself in that way.
I want to actually, I want to grow.
And I figured the only way you grow is by actually including other people's perspectives.
Well, that was one of the things the Lord spoke to me a couple of weeks ago.
We were on vacation, weren't we?
And we had this heated interchange one night.
I think we're getting ready to pack up and leave.
And we had this heated interchange.
I thought it went one way and you thought it went a completely different way.
Yeah.
And we were getting nowhere going, no, that's not what I said.
That's not what I meant.
And the Holy Spirit said to me, Alan, there's only two eyewitnesses in the room.
And you're not taking the report of the other eyewitness seriously.
And I was like, you know what, Lord, you're absolutely right.
And I began thinking, why would my wife lie to me?
Like you were so earnestly trying to communicate something to me.
I wasn't listening because I, in my head, I was like, I was there.
I know what happened.

And I was a stoner.
It's going to sound terrible.
I was astonished that when I actually listened, I heard something so
contrary to my view of how things went down, but I just thought she's not going to lie to me.
Yeah.
Like if I want to grow, I need to listen to what she's saying.
This was before we ever did the teaching on wisdom, but I'd been reading Proverbs.
So I guess something had sunk in.
Yeah.
And, uh, yeah, what did you, what did you, did you notice I did that?
Yeah.
And I actually thought it was unusual.
I mean, I mean, thankfully we don't argue that often, but it, uh, you sort of
this, uh, what's the word I'm looking for?
Just qualify.

 And so, you know, and I was sort of like, like, I didn't know to begin
with why you were taking that tack. If I was trying to trap you. Yeah. And I was like, uh,
okay. Well, it's the Holy Spirit. It's a genius. I remember Jeff Dallar, our beloved pastor in
leader said, I have a bald spot that I can't see. Like other people can tell me if a ball
swap. But if I take the stance that, well, I can't see it there, if I don't have one,
I'm going to miss out on valuable feedback. Yeah.
Danny Silks said this brilliant thing. He said, you know, we all have a nose right above where
our breath comes out. But none of us can tell if we have good or bad breath. We need other people
to give us valuable feedback about what's going on. And so this whole premise that we acquire
wisdom by listening to other people. I mean, there's something to that.
Yeah.
This week I was having lunch with a friend and I was there for maybe like an hour.
And as we were leaving, in passing, he just happened to say something.
Literally we're getting out of the booth to walk out of the restaurant and he said
something. And I was so struck by it.
I think I'd just been meditating on this whole listening thing that I felt like he
was giving me a rebuke in a gentle way.
And so I stopped and said, can we sit back down again?
Tell me what you're trying to tell me because I want to hear what you have to say.
I think this whole revelation that you hear wisdom from God through other people
is is is blowing away.
And sometimes it's disguised in the voices of people.
You might not choose to look for wisdom from.
Yeah.
Yeah, for sure.
All right.
The last thing I mentioned is really, really simple, but it's found all the way through
scripture and it's that the wise get wise by listening, the foolish ignore wisdom at their peril.
Which again, when you read the Proven, Proven is going to be one of the most accessible books
in the Bible. So utterly profound yet so easy to read and understand and actually apply.

Right.
And I so want to help you not make that decision, but you're actually not looking for counsel.
You're only looking for agreement and I can't give you that, you know, and then you just
watch, you know, destruction, and it's, it's the thing I weep the most over is watch
watching people that I love make decisions that I know are going to cost them.
And just like, why can't you hear?
What is it that can't hear that this isn't a good decision?
I think we have to get to a place where we want wisdom more than our own way.
Yeah.
I think that's right, babe.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Anyway, this is getting really deep, really late.
Yeah.
It wasn't supposed to be deep and late.
No.
Here's what we're going to do.
It's I want to do this in July, but apparently we moved out and couldn't do it at the same time.
I know.
I don't know what we're thinking.
We want to do something we're calling wisdom 31.
It's 31 days of a social media wisdom journey.
The idea behind it is that we are all going to read a chapter of proverbs every day for 31 days.
Yeah.
Starting with the 1st of August.
Now, if you have to listen to this and it's the 5th of August or the 10th of August, just jump straight in.
The ideas we're going to read at chapter of Proverbs for the date that it is.
So it's the 13th of August, read chapter 13 of Proverbs all the way through August 31st.
Anything that jumps out to you from that day's reading, we want you to share on social media
using the hashtag wisdom 31.
That's the word wisdom and the number three and the number one.
And the idea is that as we're all reading it together, we're all having people share what's jumping out to them.
and we get to listen to other people's perspectives of what impacted them.
Now, I think I'm so excited about this.
I think this is going to be awesome.
Are we posting on Instagram or on Twitter or both anywhere?
Anywhere, just hashtag wisdom 31.
Yeah, I checked Twitter, Instagram and Facebook and nobody has yet used that hashtag.
So it's all going to be ours.
Perfect.
Here's what I'm going to encourage you to do before even starting that.
But there is an amazing website called the Bible project dot com, which I can't recommend
highly enough to you.
The idea is that they're creating video introductions for all of the books of the Bible and all
the major themes of the Bible.
I mean, the quality in these videos is astonishing.
The production quality is unbelievable.
They really are so good.
And the scholarly work behind it is super accessible, super brilliant.
There's two videos I want to encourage you to watch.
The first video, and I put a link to this in the show notes, is it's an introduction
to the wisdom literature in scripture.
So there's three main books of the Bible that we talk about as being the wisdom literature,
the book of Job, the book of Proverbs, and the book of Ecclesiastics.
This five and a half minute video gives you an overview of all three books, including
the book of Proverbs.
It's going to be really helpful for you to read that.
Then, and again, this link is going to be in the show notes.
I want you to watch the introduction to the book of Proverbs.
It's also, it's about eight minutes.
I guarantee you it's the best 14 minutes that you can spend on the internet.
Yeah, that sounds awesome.
I, uh, I've really enjoyed all the Bible project videos.
I think they're super helpful with laying a foundation for how to read whatever book it is.
I mean, they've, they've done so many of the different books in the Bible.
They're amazing work.
Yeah.
And they're interesting.
Like they're not boring at all.
I've, I, every single one that I've watched, I've walked more than once just because they're so well done.
So what we're going to do, just to recap, is we're going to read a chapter of
Proverbs every day, whatever chapter is of the day of the month that we're on.
And then post to Instagram, Twitter or Facebook, any of the verses that actually
stand out to you.
So you can just straight tweet it or you can get super creative, but just
hashtag it wisdom 31 so that everybody else can see the posts and be encouraged
by one another as we're reading through Proverbs together.
I think it'll be super fun.
And if you don't need to follow us on social media, we're just @allen and AJ on all channels.
A-L-Y-N-A-N-D-A-J.
Yeah, and we can't wait to read what wisdom you guys receive.
All right, well, that's it for this week.
If you want links to anything we talked about in this episode, visit allen and AJ.com/113.
Visit us online at allen and AJ.com.
Give us feedback, ask us a question, we'd love to hear from you and get reading proverbs
and share your wisdom with hashtag wisdom31.
Talk to you next week.


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Dovish Fed Hits Dollar and Other Top Forex News.
The U.S. dollar started the week off mixed on Monday after comments made by New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley weakened the dollar against the yen and a host of other currencies.
Dudley, speaking this morning, defended last week’s decision by the Fed to keep its monetary stimulus program unchanged. Saying, two key tapering tests had not yet been met.
After the statement the dollar fell to session lows against the yen, but recovered later in the session. USD/JPY finally closed down 0.52% to 98.86.
Meanwhile in Europe, ECB President Mario Draghi told the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs in Brussels, that the central bank is ready to launch a third round of Long Term Refinancing Operations if necessary.
The statement came after German Chancellor Angela Merkel won an historic third term in the German elections. Her conservative bloc got 41.5% of the vote – their best result since 1994, but just short of a clear majority. She will now have to seek to form a coalition, most likely with the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) – but only after hard bargaining.
In economic news, official data showed that manufacturing output in the eurozone was weaker than expected this month, but the service sector showed a small improvement.
The euro fell to session lows against the dollar, with EUR/USD closing down 0.19% to 1.3498.
In the U.K. the pound pulled back slightly from session highs against the dollar, with GBP/USD rising 0.28% to 1.6050, down from a session high of 1.6072. The dollar regained some lost ground after Dudley’s comments.
Elsewhere, the dollar lost ground against the New Zealand and Canadian dollars. With, NZD/USD edging up 0.08% to 0.8381 and USD/CAD sliding 0.28% to 1.0278.
The Australian dollar was boosted after strong data from China showed that the preliminary reading of China’s HSBC manufacturing index rose to a six-month high of 51.2 in September, up from 50.1 in August.
AUD/USD closed the session up 0.55% to 0.9448
More coverage of today’s top story.
- Dean Popplewell: EUR prefers to watch the Fed speakers. – It comes as no surprise that Chancellor Merkel’s Christian Democratic bloc took +41.5% compared to +25.7% for the Social Democrats in yesterday’s German federal election, according to results from all 299 districts. However, this leaves her short of a majority and needing a coalition partner to govern Europe’s biggest economy. Now it’s back to the negotiation table to figure out who is best prepared to deliver the goods to form a coalition. The European markets have shrugged off the German vote – the focus remains on the U.S. and its economic data.
- FT: U.S. economy not ready for tapering, says Fed official. – The US economy does not have enough momentum to justify a slowing of Federal Reserve asset purchases, according to the most senior Fed policy maker to speak since the central bank surprised investors by deciding not to taper its bond buying last week.
More Top Stories:
Marc Chandler: Great Graphic: S&P 500 and the euro. – The relationship between the dollar and the stock market continues to be closely followed by investors and observers. The rub is that one cannot simply look at the dollar, but must look at the dollar relative to another currency or currencies. The euro-dollar exchange rate is the most actively traded currency pair, and we look at that relationship to the S&P 500.
Bloomberg: Canada dollar gains first time in three days before retail sales. – The Canadian dollar gained for the first time in three days before a report tomorrow forecast to show retail sales rebounded in July from the worst monthly decline this year.
Bloomberg: Aussie dollar rises as China manufacturing data exceed estimates. – Australia’s currency climbed against 15 of its 16 major counterparts after data on China’s manufacturing surpassed economist estimates, boosting prospects for the South Pacific nation’s commodity exports.
TVNZ: NZ dollar little changed after upbeat Chinese manufacturing. – The New Zealand dollar was little changed in local trading after Chinese manufacturing figures beat expectations, as investors rethink last week’s action when the Federal Reserve didn’t embark on slowing down its pace of printing money.
Reuters: Euro under pressure on German coalition concerns. – The euro weakened against most currencies on Monday, hurt by worries about how long it will take Angela Merkel to form a coalition after her party’s victory in Sunday’s German election.
Tim Iacono: The Fed surprise and A weaker dollar could be very good for gold. – Gold and silver prices rose and then fell on news from the Federal Reserve last week and this process is likely to both continue and intensify now that the central bank has surprised markets by delaying the start of tapering its $85 billion per month money printing effort. After the Fed policy decision was announced on Wednesday, the gold price saw its biggest one-day move higher since June 2009, but most of those gains were given back on Friday when a central bank official suggested that tapering could come as soon as next month.
Investing.com: EUR/USD Consolidates after 7-month high. – Last weeks EUR/USD breakout, which rose swiftly above the last major high of 1.3450 occurred mid-week around Wednesday’s Fed announcement. Price action for the remainder of last week subsequently showed little to no follow-through on that substantial move, and the pair has now formed a small, flag-like consolidation pattern just above major support/resistance at the breached 1.3500 level.
MarketWatch: Gold futures extend losses to a second session. – Gold futures closed lower Monday, extending the steep drop from the previous session as concerns that the U.S. Federal Reserve will taper its bond-buying program remained on the table.


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CURRENT PROJECTS
During my time at Eleven Fifty, my confidence as a developer has grown exponentially. I've learned how to apply Gradle and Maven into web application deploymennt. I have become proficent in Java, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Below are projects that I've finished with Eleven Fifty, you can visit their website and learn more about the program I've taken here.
About me
Like a lot of people my age, my interest in technology developed from playing video games growing up. During my junior year of high school I took an AP Computer Science class, and built my first computer. A lot of my free time that year went into dissecting projects I was working on in class, trying to learn as much as I could. This is when I realized I wanted to work in this field.
Design philosophy
Outside of programming, music has always been my biggest passion in life. To me, Web Design requires the same amount of artistic integrity that my music does, and this is ideally where I would want to start building my career. My goal in building this portfolio is to build a website that reflects who I am as an individual. The best compliments I've recieved are from friends and family telling me that it "looks like something I would make". This is what I want to bring to a professional enviorment, the ability to connect with people and help them express their vision.
Whether it's in web design, java app development, or something unrelated, these past nine weeks have given me the drive to move into the next chapter of my life. As someone who has struggled with mental health issues in the past, this means more to me than I'm able to put into words. As i move into Eleven Fifty's apprenticeship program, and potentially a career, this site will be updated with new projects I'm working on, as a way to keep relevant people up to date, and as a reminder to myself about where I've come from and what I've accomplished.
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